Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-08
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held at once and delegates named or, if
this action is not practical, that individual
firms be represented.
knights of Labor.
MINNEAPOLIS, October 9Th. - Secretary
McGaughev, of the Cooperative Board,
Knights of Labor, said this morning that
the result of the vote in the case of
Buchanan, the rejected delegate from Den
yer, as given by the latter, was false, and
that the vote was unanimous against
Buchanan.
Among the recommendations made by
the General Secretary is one that the sub
ject of establishing Cooperative Savings
Association be carefully considered by the
Committees on the State of the Order, and
it is deemed advisable that the proper au-
thority be given to secure the incorporation
of such an institution. The Secretary
further recommends that State Assemblies
be made compulsory, or permissive; that
there be legislation which will make more
stringent the prohibition of the use of the
name of the Order, or any of its symbols,
for business purposes. On this point the
Secretary says the General Assembly would
be justified in passing law placing q
boycott on every article upon which the
initials of the Order, or any of its symbols,
were used without the sanction of the Gen
eral Executive Board.
Whereabouts of our Noble Fleet.
Copnigt, 1887, BY The California Associated Press
WASHINGTON, October 7th.- Especial
- Rear Admiral Kimberly, commanding
the vessels ON the Pacific Station, reports
the following disposition of the vessels of
the squadron. The flag. ship Vandalia was
at Honolulu, September 1st, and the Mo-
hican was expected there by October LIST.
The Alert was last heard from at Callao,
July Dist, and is cruising northward from
that place. The Iroquois was at Callao,
July DIST, and is under orders for San Fran
CISCO The Juniata and Adams were at
Honolulu and the Monongaheia was at
Coquimbo, China.
Trade with Japan.
Copyright 1887, by The California Associated Iressl
WASHINGTON, October 7th-[Special /
The report of Minister Hubbard to the De-
partment of State gives information rela-
tive to the trade of Japan in 1886. The ex-
| port trade to the United States increased
during that year $4,374000. Our exports
of 1885 amounted to $40, 9S8, 900, while the
| import trade increased $G32, 600, amounting
| in all to So 35S, 900. He intimates that
! America is Disseminated against in the
awarding of Governments contracts for
public works.
Yesterdays Ball Games.
PITTsBURG, October 7th.-Pittsburg 8,
ChicagoT.
NEW neutrality-suspicious. 6, Balti-
more 3.
| PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia 5, New
| York 5. Game called at the end of the
ninth inning on account of darkness.
| Washington II, Boston L.
Observation-Disclosures 2, Detroit 2.
Game called at the end of the ninth inning
on account of darkness.
| PHILADELPHIA.-Athle 10, Brooklyn 3.
| ST.. LOUIS st. Louis II, Cleveland 2.
The Virginia Debt.
| RICHMOND (Va), October 7th- Judge
Bond, of the United States Court, to-day
rendered decision in the several coupon
cases before him, in which he makes per
petual in each case the preliminary injunc-
ton heretofore granted. The Judge enjoins
every Commonwealth Attorney in the
State from putting the law known as the
coupon crusher' into force and effect
The opinion is very elaborate, and IN it
Judge Bond characterizes the Legislature of
Virginia as acting in defiance of the United
States Government.
Military Competition at Chicago.
CHICAGO, October 7th-The following
troops took part in the competitive drill to-
day: Company A, Thirteenth Ohio; Com
pany G., First Illinois; Toledo Cadets
Company d, Third Wisconsin, and Com
pany X, First Colorado The Veteran Fife
and Drum Corps of New York gave per-
Torrance. Major Noting beat the famous
drum which was carried by his grandfather
at the surrender of Lord CORVALLIS, and
afterward by his father'in the war Of 1872.
Foreign Missions Board.
SPRINGFIELD (Mass.), October 7th.-The
final session of the seventy-eighth annual
meeting of the American Board of Foreign
Missions was held this morning. Rev. DR..
A. II. Plumb, of Boston, offered a resolu-
ton for the appointment of a special COM
mittee of seven to investigate the methods
of the Prudential Committee. This, after
debate, was laid on the table. The usual
complimentary resolutions and farewell
addresses were made. The next meeting
will be held at Cleveland, o.
Kearney's Crusade.
CHICAGO, October 7th.-Denis kearney,
the whilom California sandlot agitator, ar
rived here to-day on his way to New York,
where he goes to make anti-Chinese
speeches. He says the workingmen are on
| the wrong track-that they must ignore all
side issues and get rid of the Chinese curse
before they can accomplish any lasting
1
Fruit Values in New York.
Copyright 1857, by le California AssOciated Press !
New YORK, October 7th-[Special /
The market quotations to-day show COM
paratively high prices. The New Workers
are willing to pay for California grapes as
follows: California Tokay grapes, 20 cents
pound Niagara grapes, 20 cents; Della
ware grapes, Is cents; Catawba grapes, 10
cents, and Concord grapes 10 cents.
a Claim Rejected.
lCopyigli, 1857, by he California associated Press.
WASHINGTON, October 7th.-[Special i
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs has
rejected the claim of William Rowland, of
| Washington Territory, for $S015, arising
out of depredations committed by the Sioux
Indians the evidence not being sufficient
to establish the claim.
California Pensions.
copyright, 1851 By the California Associated Press
| WASHINGTON, October 7th.-[Special. i
The following California pensions have
been granted Catherine, widow of Morris
Kent, Colusa; Martha, widow of j. w.
Laird, San jose; George A. Cornwell,
Napa.
Jumps Like Jury Fixer.
PHILADELPHIA, October 7th.-A testi-
| III lhc VI al dlllicltC GALL VI
ton to VIM. Byrd Page, the champion
running high jumper of the world, was
given by az athletic Association to-day.
Page made q running high Jump and sue
ceeded in breaking his own record of 6 feet
of an inch, by jumping 6 feet 4 inches.
He was afterwards presented with gold
watch.
A Bursted Stockman Skips.
TOPEKA, October 7th.-Considerable ex-
element was created tonight by the an
nouncemeDt that Frank Jackson, the we'll
| known stockman, of Maple Hill Livestock
Farm, had made hasty assignment and
skipped ont for some unknown place.
His liabilities are placed at $4,000. Jack
sons father is the heaviest loser.
A Voluminous Document.
CHICAGO, October 7th.- The work of
copying the record in the Anarchist case
for use in the United States Supreme Court
is finished and the copy will now be sent
to Ottawa for comparison and certifcation,
by the Clerk of the Illinois Supreme Court.
Capt. Black will probably start East with
the record about Monday.
Arrest of "A Railroad Man.
ST. PAUL, October 7th.-A dispatch from
| Fargo OAK saws that Division Superin-